Regarded as one of Irelands most influential and well-regarded songwriter/musicians, Freddie White will make a very welcome return to the Oriel Centre, Dundalk Gaol on Saturday 13th March 2027
Freddie White is a masterful guitar player, singer-songwriter and interpreter of songs who has captivated audiences in Ireland and beyond with his emotive performances. In Ireland, where he has won just about every award going, this Cork musician is something of a legend where together with Philip King and Sonny Condell, he was a founding member of Irish Folk Rock band Scullion. Freddie later formed The Fake, regarded as one of the seminal Irish bands of the late 70¹s. Freddie’s career skyrocketed with The Freddie White Band while touring alongside Eric Clapton. Freddie has also toured alongside groups such as Clannad and has collaborated with powerhouses such as Declan Sinnott, Ann O’Sullivan, Jimmy MacCarthy, Jim Barrett and of course the late, great Johnny Duhan.
On the night expect to hear songs from the albums such as ”Do You Do”, ”The Accidental Album’‘, ‘‘Long Distance Runner’’ and ”One Heart Beating’‘, albums which showcase why Freddie has such a successful career spanning five decades. Music critics have said that Freddie can rock your socks off, bring tears to your eyes with a ballad, or croon a jazz standard, all the while giving this apparently diverse material a common thread.
Tickets for this intimate, seated show are €30.
Doors open at 8pm and onstage at 8.30pm.
In advance of your visit, please note the following –
– the theatre bar is open in advance of the performance and during the interval only.
– we area cash only venue
– the promoter will not offer refunds except in the event of the show being cancelled. They do not offer ticket resales.
– parking at the Oriel Centre is limited and as such restricted to Blue Badge holders only.